Rajpal Yadav Check Bounce Case: Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav was in trouble for a long time regarding the check bounce case of Rs 5 crore. Two months ago, Delhi High Court had sentenced him to three months imprisonment in a check bounce case. After getting a big blow from the court, the actor had directly approached the Supreme Court. He had filed a petition in SC against the order of the High Court. Now he has got a big relief from the court in this matter. While hearing the back bounce case, the Supreme Court said that if Rajpal Yadav deposits Rs 5 crore by tomorrow i.e. Wednesday, then he will not have to go to jail. Let us understand the whole matter.
what is the whole matter
Actually, Rajpal Yadav had reached the Supreme Court against the July 10 decision of the Delhi High Court. After its decision, the Delhi High Court gave him two months time to appeal in the Supreme Court and till then the sentence was stayed. Now the Supreme Court has While hearing the case, he said that he will get relief only when he deposits the money, otherwise he will have to go to jail. In such a situation, it can be understood that if he deposits the money in the court registry before time, his surrender will be put on hold and he will not have to go to jail.
It is noteworthy that this Malama case is related to film producer-financier Murali Projects Private Limited. Rajpal Yadav and his wife Radha Rajpal Yadav were prosecuted under section 138 in seven cases. These checks were given for the film 'Ata Pata Lapata'.
Conditional notice issued
The Supreme Court has issued a conditional notice on Yadav's petition, the next hearing in this matter will be held on September 15. The court has said that if Rajpal Yadav deposits Rs 5 crore in the registry by Wednesday, he will not have to surrender at present. It has been argued on behalf of Rajpal Yadav that old complaints cannot continue after the agreement.
What did Rajpal say about the check bounce case?
Recently, in an interview, Rajpal Yadav was asked about the check bounce case, how could he not repay a small loan of Rs 5 crore even after doing so many films, on this Rajpal clarified, 'This is the real question, the day people understand this, they will also understand my entire case. This is not an issue of money. This is a battle of principles. Yadav said during the conversation that if it had been a matter of money, it would have been resolved in 2012 itself. Rajpal claimed that due to this controversy he had to suffer a huge loss of Rs 17 to 22 crores. He had said, 'This 5 crore has done the work of drowning 17 crore.'
Rajpal Yadav's workfront
Rajpal Yadav is seen acting a lot in films these days. Recently he was seen in Akshay Kumar and Priyadarshan's horror-comedy film 'Bhoot Bangla'. After this, he won the hearts of people with his comic timing in the multi-starrer adventure film 'Welcome to the Jungle'. Now he will be seen in a different style in the upcoming suspense film 'Haivaan'. Not only this, he is also a part of the much awaited action film 'SVC63' with Salman Khan and Nayanthara. Whose shooting is currently going on. At the same time, it is being told that he is also busy in the preparations for the comedy franchise 'Malamaal Weekly 2'.
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